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26/09/20

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Originally posted by spanisheyes: ↑

"Growth needs people". Nope. That's a lazy lie peddled by everyone from ABC Marxists to LNP kleptocrats.

Switzerland, Norway, Denmark, Finland, Iceland and micro states such as Luxembourg, Liechtenstein, San Marino have small even tiny populations, with an overall population number stagnating under 10 million since WW2 (There is a reason why Australia was most prosperous and unified when its population was around 10 million).

These aforementioned countries are the most developed and wealthiest on the planet because they choose to have small populations and they are extremely selective about who gets in, and about safeguarding their cultures. We do not care about either.

We choose to import the third world, so we become the third world.

Multiculturalism, long term, is war. Bringing hundreds of thousands of Indians and Pakistanis, shoving them in the same suburbs and expecting national unity or a long term outcome that is not a civil war is laughable. These people despise each other and have killed each other for centuries. Yet your government brings them all in and lump them together.

There is no thought or policy to Australian immigration, it is a chaotic ponzi scheme.

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"We choose to import the third world, so we become the third world."

Wonderful sentiment that... I prefer to think that our community has been lifted by cultural influences and communities. It is unquestionable that our cuisine has,

Is it perfect? No. Not by a long stretch.

Oooi, Ooi, Ooi, Ever been on a plane with Aussies in their singlets? We are not perfect.,
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